👉 Schryarī is a term used in Islamic jurisprudence to refer to any person who has been appointed as a judge or jurist by the ruler of an Islamic state. The term comes from the Arabic word "schiry," which means "appointed" or "intended." Schryarīs are considered to be the most senior and experienced members of the judiciary in Islamic countries, often serving as judges in cases involving religious matters or disputes between Muslims and non-Muslims.
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